West Scranton Welcomes Modern Woodmen Group
Hyde Park camp No. S851 of the Modern Woodmen of America was organized in Tyortite hall with State Deputy D. C. Aink of Harrisburg presiding. Officers were elected and installed, and charter members listed, joining prominent local residents in the new society's roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zink
Harrisburg
St. Patrick's
Hyde Park
Aimerica
Tyortite Hall
Muches
Kansas City
D. C. Aink
Tlarrisburgy
George Tlowell
J. A. Robathan
FW. Laer
David Owens
Cheorge Howel
Tharris
W. Tivete
ML Powell
Benjamin W. Williams
Dimes
TT Thomas
DP. Willians
D. A. Atkinson
Hobathan
Luther Price
Dow T Williams
Charles (. Mason
John 2D. Hughes
W. D. Williams
W. Lies
Morgan Miovus
M. Storm
Patee
David. James
Frat
Peters
John J. Crater
Henry A. Parsons
William KP. Wuulbins
Joh
Ty Ecard
John T. Phillips
Charles Ghberdorfer
Charles A. Synon
J. Ty Teese
Kiward W. Daevis
Amerie Fee Fraternal Insurance Society
Hopineophs
Royal Arcanum
Durines
Ofter
United States
West Scranton
Moran Healey wedding at St Patrick’s Church
Dominick Moran and Miss Kate Healey were united in marriage at St Patrick’s Catholic Church Wednesday morning at 1 o'clock by Rev J Ruddy. The bridesmaid was Miles Stase Tealey sister of the bride and Brian Dolan served as best man. The ceremony was witnessed by many friends and the bride wore a pearl gray gown with lace and chiffon. After a wedding dinner the couple left for New York and other points of interest and will reside in West Scranton upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Moran
Kate Healey
St. Patrick's Catholic
Oelock
Miles Stase Tealey
Brian Dolan
Mia
Moran
New York
West Scranton
Margaret
John Cawley
Pine Street
Patrick Guerrity
Seventh Street
St. Patrick's Church
Benjamin HH. York
Finnik Street
Misa Della Healey
Ligerne Street
Mars Ringe
St. David's Episcopal Church
B. J. Mc
Plymouth Congregational Sunday School
T. A. “Ynon
Inter
David J. Davis
WI Neville
Harvard
New Haven
W. A. Fursons
Nebo Congressational
Rendham
John Davies
Hyde Park Avenue
Washburn Street
Daniel Williams
Snyder Avenue
Minonka
First Welsh Baptist Church
St. David's Church
Miner Injured at Continental Mine in Prop Accident
George Evans aged 60 of Quay Avenue and a Continental mine hand was severely injured at work when a prop fell, striking his head and tearing a gash. He was taken home for treatment by Dr D J Jon King. Lewis Williams of North Main Avenue, a minor in the Diamond, fell coal yesterday and was conveyed home with a physician attending to his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Evans
Quay Avenue
Continental
Yesterdix
D. J. Jonnking
Lewis Williams
North Main Avenue
Gomier
Gospel service led by Mrs Henry Hess and music by Mrs Standelph Jones
Saturday evening service announced with women girls and children invited. Sunday afternoon service discontinued. Juniors AN members of Kitchen garden classes to meet Saturday at 1 pm for advance lesson Table Setting. Girls under ten may join by paying ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hess
Standelph Jones
Largest Ladies Misses and Children Ready to Wear Sale
The largest selection of ladies and children's ready to wear garments ever shown in this city offered at special prices today by A. Mens & Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Montana man visits brother-in-law in Eynon Street area
General notes identify Thomas Williams of Montana as visiting his brother-in-law Thomas V. Lewis of Eynon Street. The fragment notes the family connection and location but lacks further detail or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
Montana
Thomas V. Lewis
Eynon Street
Woe Caused Brief Death and Local Church Notices
A week of sorrow follows a serious accident affecting a wife. Gospel services tonight at the Young Women’s Christian Association room led by Mrs. Henry Hess with special music. Various community events including a December 11 Electric Spark Social at Mears’ Hall and postponed St. David’s church fair due to a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association Room
Henry Hess
Iris
Electric Spark Social Club
Mears’ Hall
David M. Jones
South Main Avenue
Eynon Street
Young Republicans Organize at Frosts Hall in Frost Town
A permanent Young Republicans group forms with officers led by William McCullough as president and Charles Brock as vice president. A five member nomination committee is named, plans for a next Wednesday meeting are arranged, and a five member prohibition committee is appointed. Community notes report deaths of James Dolph’s child and Patrick McDonald with funerals planned, plus updates on school board quorum issues and ongoing union term meetings across churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost's
Willian McCullough
Charles Brock
Charles G. Cole
G. C. Herving
Nike Aringements
Dad
John Wert Pred Marsh
George Shank
Mamed
Herring
William Potvuer
Ernest Tiffany
Charles Oliver
Chorge Shank
Wethon
Ehi
Arthur Spencer
Ellen Jackson
Lodge Sig
Wats
Spencer
Society
Janes Dolph
Oelock
Dunmore Cemetery
Patrick Ste
Ovens
Dudley Street
Tripp, Avenue Christian Church
Laschien announces largest selection today at Moars and Hagen
The store promotes its biggest ever Laschien offering with special prices highlighted for today only at Moars & Hagen.
Obituary: Charles D Belston of Erie
Charles D Belston longtime south side resident died Wednesday at the Soldier's Home in Erie Pennsylvania. A Civil War veteran he was survived by a wife two daughters and a son with services set for Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of his son in law B M Coos on Fourth Street. Mortuary arrangements by Doty. Interment in Washburn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Belston
South Side
Erie
Bili Sin Dnelaw
B. M. Coos
Doty
Washburn
Sinot
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Fifty Years Use
An old advertisement proclaims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed millions of mothers for over fifty years during teething. It promises to calm children, soften gums, ease pain, and cure wind colic with a single remedy. Sold everywhere with a price of twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apg
Ming
Winslow
Customer testimonial praises Warner's Safe Cure for health
A former patient thanks the advertiser for the cure and healing after years of Bright's disease, describing restored health and gratitude for the product. The note expresses appreciation and willingness to share the testimonial publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Bright
CIDA
South Scranton Social Fosters Busy Church Ties
A large turnout filled the South Side Young Women's Christian association rooms for a committee social with reports on progress and welfare. Special music and refreshments followed as members and guests discussed improvements and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Anna Vin Nort
Esther Rowlands
Anni Hunkin
Amelia Helm
Kate Lawert
Anna Kreb
Ida Eek
Lisale Christopher
Anna Stahleber
Jessie Hagen
Ida Rentschler
Alvin Smith
Theo Zeigher
Anna Faust
Yetta Elkis
Emmi Greener
Marion Dyer
Mildred Atelanalo
Kate Meyers
Freda Diesing
Rose Blatter
Gussie Schuman
Maarwaret Fuchtel
Kate Neher
Anna Schuler
Amelia Blechert
Philopina Greener
David Humphrey
August Kraft
Andrew Kible
John Scheuer
George Jones
Linn
Queser
Hartman
J. W. Slocum
Sunday School Party Hosts Graceful Evening at Home
Mrs. Peter Wellermian entertained her Sunday school class from Hickory Street Presbyterian Church at her Cedi Avenue home. Guests included Lizzie Fenner Elisabeth Chass Liggie Kellerman Marla Lengler Water Erkhardt Lizzie Aspenschlager Carrie Peter Louisa Hanselmann Gristie Wirth Carrie Nape Tracy Brill Lena Scheuer Kathe Kellerman and Awmp Hartmiun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wellermian
Cedi Avenue
Hickory Street
Gristie Wirth
Carrie Nape
Tracy Brill
Lena Scheuer
Kathe Kellerman
Ids Chase Od Awmp Hartmiun
Keegan Almost Pines Away in Pittston Pipe Fire Duel
Joseph Keegan of 27 Pittston Avenue woke to a burning pipe on his shirt after dozing with the pipe. He tumbled down the porch steps into a sewer trench filled with water and mud, escaping serious harm as bystanders and doctors treated burns on his chest and left side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Keegan
Pittston Pye- Hue
Keegan
Tire
Pittston Avenue
Steve Brodie
Dunn
Walsh
Largest selection of ready wear at special prices today
The largest selection of Ladies and Misses ready to wear offered at special prices today by Mears and Hagen.
Altercation Leads to Injury at Scranton Street Scene
A Thursday evening dispute near 4 curb-stone left a contractor’s worker with a head injury after John Campbell struck him above the eye with a shovel. The injured man was treated at Lackawanna hospital. no arrests reported. Sundays gospel meeting at 345 o'clock in South Side led by Miss Anna V. Mungel, secretary of the North Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Coons
Lackawanna Hospital
South Side Young Women's Christian Association
Anna V. Mungelman
North Scranton
Funeral Services for Mira beth Wescott Held in North Scranton
The funeral for Mira beth Wescott was held yesterday at the First Christian Church with large attendance. Pallbearers were her four sons and two grandsons. Interment followed at Forest Hill Cemetery amid prayers and hymns. Local notices mention relatives, visitors, and other community events in North Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirabeth Wescott
Theadeare Street
Hey. FY. Sinner
First Christian Church
Christian Church Choir
Grant
Irving
George
Calvin
Merton
Jaames Wescott
Forest Hall Cemetery
Hubert Rbanford
McDonough
N. Y
West Market Street
Irving Wesevott
Church Avenue
Drummer Thomas
North Main Avenue
View Camp
Hollister Avenue
Jermyn
Mary Murphy
Cayuga Street
Cathedral
Olympia Social Club
John Jack
Jerry Tendhue
Allerman Myers
Annie Pasco
Bloom
Avenue
Audi
Community notices and social events in Scranton area
A sequence of neighborhood happenings includes a surprise party for Miss Estella Benjamin on Jones Street with attendees listed, a Gospel meeting shift by the Young Women's Christian Association, and junior and art classes announced. Charles Miller hosted a birthday gathering with musical solos, and a Boys and Girls Rally Day is planned at the Christian church with a sermon by Rev. Clymer. The Barbers' union formed a temporary organization at W II Jones shop with officers named as O P Miller president Thomas Ravage secretary and William Jones treasurer as Scranton barbers weigh joining efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torium
Estella Benjamin
Jones Street
Diana Watkins
Zuba Swartz
Lottie Birtley
May Bisbin
Anna Kelling
Anna Snyder
Blanche Conger
Truth Perry
Bessie Wirtley
Belle Robinson
Messrs
Troy Miller
Robert White
Charles Miller
Deacon Street
Gertrude Lintose
Willard Leonard
Thomas Duals
Edward Leonard
George Woolley
Joseph LaRose
Austin Halderman
Max Miller
Fred Miller
Archie Miller
Gertrude LaRose
Tda Miller
Frank Waldimar
Christian Church
America
Mr. Clymer
Christ
Barbers’ Union
Neetine
Wii Jones
O. P. Miller
Thomas Ravage
William Jones
North Scranton
Misses and Children Wear Fragments Displayed at Mears and Hagen
Fragments of ladies and children's apparel are shown at Mears and Hagen in this city display. The exhibit highlights new styles and fabrics available for the upcoming season.
Arrest of Wandering Triplets Unfolds in Lackawanna Disorder
Patrolmen Parry and Evans arrested three vagrants on Lackawanna venue for disorderly conduct. In a search at Center street station, the oldest tramp yielded three boxes of sardines and three cans of salmon, along with a can of salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parry W
Thomas Evans
Lackawanna
Center Street
Parry
Central's Depot Repainted After Three Weeks Work
After three weeks of painting by a team of coop painters the Central railroad depot at West Lackawanna avenue has a refreshed look. All ironwork and railings were painted dark green, contrasting with the lighter woodwork. District Passenger Agent J. Swisher’s office was repainted and now presents a brighter, cleaner appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroads
New Jersey
West Lackagwan
Pasion
J. 3. Swisher
Cold in the Head Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
The listing promotes a patent medicine marketed to relieve cold symptoms with laxative and quinine ingredients. Sold in tablet form, the ad highlights quick, temporary relief and emphasizes pharmacy access.
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West
Scranton
NEW Society
Dufour
Mens & Hagen
General News
Globe Warehouse
Dunmore
Moars & Hagen
Mrs. Winslow
Warner's Safe Cure
Warner's Safe Cure CO
Rochester
Oxford Hotel
Omaha
Nebr
John E. Wrighter
Sons of Temperance
South
Peter Kellerman
Church of Peace
Young Womens Christian Association
Prospect Avenue Church of Peace
F. P. Doty
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
South Scranton
Thomas Mutchman
Imira
Lizzie Kelfer
Brook Street
New York City
Ethel Lindner
Clark's Summit
Anna Jenny
George Kirchoff
Irving Avenue
Fourteen Friends Society
Best's Hotel
August Oettering
Alfred Tallhorn
Wire Street
Elfrieda
Lulu Lynn
Rosa Liuler
Alma Resnar
Frances Rosar
Louise Kesnay
Martha Woornacher
Mma Wornacher
Kivsa Smith
Elfrieda Gallhorn
Kane Sames
Wallhorn
Trias
Laulor
Kath Leann
Mere
Martha Antendort
Tramp
Central
Lyceum Theatre
Bursunder & Rels
Lessess
A. J. Duffy
Fleaner Franklin
Fedora
Brinsley Shaw
Loris
Prives
Gce
THE
Spooners
Edin May
Ceell
New Gaiply Theatre
Menlay
New
Pricus—Lie
Mall
Nervita
Nerepur
Keoselvo USA
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson
Chicaco
Ill
McGarray & Thomas
Lackawarre Ave
Ake
Tere
Moriog
Uwe
Perucal
Ars
Waril Mduday
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